Words only the Irish use.

[dodo]

There are a whole family of c***ts in northwest mayo but its not a curse word. It
Cuntish ( as in 'the weather is cuntish': the weather is not pleasant)
Cunthooks ( 'Come here to me cunthooks' : would you come over here to me you little rascal)
Cunteen (a young pup)
Cunty ( as a greeting 'well cunty')

Sitting up at the bar in a well known pub in Foxford, one 'oul man sits down at one end and asks the other old man at the other end;

Sean, How's things?

Cuntish, Peadar.

Class lads. We had cunthooks Conway in school with us.

I've only ever heard this one in my own part of Mayo, cuck/cook. Meaning as bad as bad can be.
John   'how did John play yesterday ? '
Paddy   'Ara, he was cuck'
Michael   'Ye, cuck alley'

When we were young buckeens we always had jokes about the minks in Ballyhaunis.....ie our friends in the travelling community

[5 Sams]

Can Any of the Derry lads explain...handlin..or even 'wile handlin"

[the green man]

Handlin, is something that has went wrong. Which covers a multitude of scenarios. ie:

"I met 5Sams the other night and called him a tosser. Got into a wile handlin for it."

It could also be used when/if you impregnated a girl outside of wedlock, that would be a wile handlin altogether.
It could cover anything that puts you out of your way, like having to drive to Armagh to lift a being, when you should be somewhere else.

Although its real and proper domain is fighting and sex

[Minder]

Can Any of the Derry lads explain...handlin..or even 'wile handlin"

Handlin is not strictly a Derry word, it is used in Antrim too, in fairness by the more agricultural folk.

[FermPundit]

Can Any of the Derry lads explain...handlin..or even 'wile handlin"

Handlin is not strictly a Derry word, it is used in Antrim too, in fairness by the more agricultural folk.

Handlin or wile handlin is said frequently around Fermanagh as well

[Midman]

A wee dander  - a short stroll
Have a duke - look round
Away and clamoul (claw mould - what hens do when digging in the dirt) - F*ck off

Plus about a thousand more that will come to me in time. This is a quare thread!

[J70]

Can Any of the Derry lads explain...handlin..or even 'wile handlin"

That's a standard Donegal one too.

[Aerlik]

"sum han'lin" forever immortalized by The ballynure Grousebeaters in the 1970s McEwans Lager advert.

he's a cyoof - he's a gipe
roddin - an overgrown ancient country track, often found in woods.

[SidelineKick]

Fella I work with just called somebody a "blether" 

Years since I heard that!

[The Iceman]

my da used to call us bletherin shites

[Tyrones own]

 ca mere ye chicky pup ye
or another favorite term of my Da's "whistle and it'll jump into your hands"

[leenie]

 i am sure it is more than just me and maggie

but do you mind..............

instead of

do you remember?

[J70]

One my father used to use a lot was "haveral" (not sure of the actual spelling).

He used it in the same way you'd used "bastard" or "p***k" and so on.

Never heard it outside Donegal.

[C_Berg_316]

a fella i worked with in oz from tipp came out with a classic i thought:

'thats the craic she said with one leg up above on the table'    

i also like get up them stairs and show me why i married ye

[Puckoon]

Divilment. Shes full of divilment.

I wouldnt imagine thats used elsewhere.